carrying the tunnel for a distance of thirty-two yards, acknowledged the breach of the injunction with which they were charged. An order was then made that, upon the defendants giving an undertaking not to use the boring machine for any purpose whatever, unless with the written consent of the Board of Trade, the motion should be adjourned sine die, and that the costs of the motion should be costs in the action.-SOLICITORS, Solicitor to the Board of Trade; Fowler & Perks ; Stevens.

PRACTICE-CERTIORARI-EX PARTE APPLICATION.-In the case of In re The Breage United Tin Mines Company, also before North, J., on the 16th inst., an application was made ex parte for a writ of certiorari to remove to the Chancery Division of the High Court an action pending in the Lord Mayor's Court for specific performance of an agreement, on the ground that questions of difficulty were involved in the action. It was submitted that the practice in chancery had been, since the Judicature Acts, assimilated to that at common law, and that it was not necessary to commence an action in the nature of a bill of certiorari before making the application (Daniell's Forms, 3rd ed., p. 1000), and that the common practice was to apply ex parte. NORTH, J., declined, on an ex parte application, to make the order asked for, and also thought that the court should not assist the applicant in any way, as it appeared that the application was made only two days before the day fixed for the trial of the action.-SOLICITORS, Quick & Bidder.

7. A solicitor may accept from his client, and a client may gi e to his solicitor, security for the amount to become due to the solicitor for business to be transacted by him, and for interest on such amount, but so that interest is not to commence till the amount due is ascertained, either by agreement or taxation. A solicitor may charge interest at four per cent. per annum on his disbursements and costs, whether by scale or otherwise, from the expiration of one month from demand from the client. And in cases where the same are payable by an infunt, or out of a fund not presently available, such demand may be made on the parent or guardian, or the trustee or other person liable.

8. In this order, and the schedules hereto, the following words and expressions shall have the meaning ascribed to them in the 3rd sub-section of section 1 of the Solicitors' Remuneration Act, 1881, viz. :— Solicitor, Client, Person.

NEW ORDERS, &c.

Vendor's solicitor for negotiating a sale of property by private contract

(3.) For the

4th and each (4.) For each subsequent subsequent £1,000 up to £1,000 up to £10,000. £100,000.*

20s. per £100. 20s. per £100. 10s. per £100. 58. per £100.

20s.

Do., do., for conducting a sale of property by public auction, including the conditions of saleWhen the property is sold When the property is not sold, then on the reserved price 10s. [N.B. A minimum charge of £5 to be made whether a sale is effected or not.]

1. This order is to take effect from and after December 31, 1882, except that schedule I. hereto shall not apply to transactions respecting real property, the title to which has been registered under the Acts of 25 & 26 Vict. c. 53, 25 & 26 Vict. c. 67, and 38 & 39 Vict. c. 87.

2. Subject to the exception aforesaid, the remuneration of a solicitor in respect of business connected with sales, purchases, leases, mortgages, settlements, and other matters of conveyancing, and in respect of other business, not being business in any action, or transacted in any court, or in the chambers of any judge or master, is to be regulated as followsnamely:

(a.) In respect of sales, purchases, and mortgages completed, the remuneration of the solicitor having the conduct of the business, whether for the vendor, purchaser, mortgagor, or mortgagee, is to be that prescribed in part I. of the schedule I. to this order, and to be subject to the regulations therein contained.

(b.) In respect of leases, and agreements for leases, of the kinds mentioned in part II. of schedule I. to this order, or conveyances reserving rent, or agreements for the same, when the transactions shall have been completed, the remuneration of the solicitor having the conduct of the business is to be that prescribed in part II. of such schedule I.

(c.) In respect of business not herein before provided for, connected with any transaction, the remuneration for which, if completed, is herein before, or in schedule II. hereto, prescribed, but which is not, in fact, completed, and in respect of settlements, mining leases or licenses, or agreements there for, reconveyances, transfers of mortgage, or further charges, not provided for hereinbefore or in schedule I. hereto, assignments of leases not by way of purchase or mortgage, and in respect of all other deeds or documents, and of all other business the remuneration for which is not hereinbefore, or in schedule I. hereto prescribed, the remuneration is to be regulated according to the present system as altered by schedule II. hereto.

3. Drafts and copies made in the course of business, the remuneration for which is provided for by this order, are to be the property of the client.

4. The remuneration prescribed by schedule I. to this order is not to include stamps, counsel's fees, auctioneer's or valuer's charges, travelling or hotel expenses, fees paid on searches to public officers, on registrations, or to stewards of manors, costs of extracts from any register, record, or roll, or other disbursement reasonably and properly paid, nor any extra work occasioned by changes occurring in the course of any business, such as the death or insolvency of a party to the transaction, nor is it to include any business of a contentious character, nor any proceedings in any court, but it shall include law stationer's charges, and allowances for time of the solicitor and his clerks, and for copying and parchment, and all other similar disbursements.

5. In respect of any business which is required to be, and is, by special exertion, carried through in an exceptionally short space of time, a solicitor may be allowed a proper additional remuneration for the special exertion, according to the circumstances.

6. In all cases to which the scales prescribed in schedule I. hereto shall apply, a solicitor may, before undertaking any business, by writing under his hand, communicated to the client, elect that his remuneration shall be according to the present system as altered by schedule II. hereto; but if no such election shall be made, his remuneration shall be according to the scale prescribed by this order.

freehold, copyhold, or leasehold property, and perusing, and completing conveyance (including preparation of contract, or conditions of sale, if any). Purchaser's solicitor for negotiating a purchase of property by private contract

...

20s.

30s.

Do., do., for investigating title to freehold, copyhold, or leasehold property, and preparing and completing conveyance (including perusal and completion of contract, if any) Mortgagor's solicitor for deducing title to freehold, copyhold, or leasehold property, perusing mortgage, and completing...... 30s. Mortgagee's solicitor for negotiating loan

20s. Do., do., for investigating title to freehold, copyhold, or leasehold property; and preparing and completing mortgage Vendor's or mortgagor's solicitor for procuring execution and acknowledgment of deed

1. The commission for deducing title and perusing and completing conveyance on a sale by auction is to be chargeable on each lot of property, except that where a property held under the same title is divided into lots for convenience of sale, and the same purchaser buys several such lots and takes one conveyance, and only one abstract is delivered, the commission is to chargeable upon the aggregate prices of the lots.

2. The commission on an attempted sale by auction in lots is to be chargeable on the aggregate of the reserved prices. When property offered for sale by auction is bought in and terms of sale are afterwards negotiated and arranged by the solicitor, he is to be entitled to charge commission according to the above scales on the reserved price where the property is not sold, and also one-half of the commission for negotiating the sale. When property is bought in and afterwards offered by auction by the same solicitor, he is only to be entitled to the scale for the first attempted sale, and for each subsequent sale ineffectually attempted, he is to charge according to the present system, as altered by schedule II. hereto. In case of a subsequent effectual sale by auction, the full commission for an effectual sale is to be chargeable in addition, less one-half of the commission previously allowed on the first attempted sale. The provisions of this rule as to commission on sales or attempted sales by auction are to be subject to rule 2.

3. Where a solicitor is concerned for both mortgagor and mortgagee, he is to be entitled to charge the mortgagee's solicitor's charges and one-half of those which would be allowed to the mortgagor's solicitor up to £5,000, and on any excess above £5,000, one-fourth thereof.

4. If a solicitor peruses a draft on behalf of several parties having distinct interests, proper to be separately represented, he is to be entitled to charge £2 additional for each such party after the first.

5. Where a party, other than the vendor or mortgagor, joins in a convey. ance or mortgage, and is represented by a separate solicitor, the charges of

such separate solicitor are to be dealt with under the old system as altered by

schedule II. hereto.

One-half of the amount payable the vendor's or lessor's

Purchaser's or lessee's solicitor for perusing to draft and completing....

solicitor.

RULES APPLICABLE TO PART II. OF SCHEDULE 1.

7. Fractions of £100, under £50, are to be reckoned as £50. Fractions of £100, above £50, are to be reckoned as £100.

8. Where the prescribed remuneration would, but for this provision, amount to less than £5, the prescribed remuneration shall be £5, except on transactions under £100, in which cases the remuneration of the solicitor for the vendor, purchaser, mortgagor, or mortgagee, is to be £3.

9. Where a property is sold subject to incumbrances, the amount of the incumbrances is to be deemed a part of the purchase-money except where the mortgagee purchases, in which case the charge of his solicitor shall be calculated upon the price of the equity of redemption.

10. The above scale as to mortgages is to apply to transfers of mortgages where the title is investigated, but not to transfers where the title was investigated by the same solicitor on the original mortgage or on any previous transfer; and it is not to apply to further charges where the title has been so previously investigated. As to such transfers and further charges the remuneration is to be regulated according to the present system as altered by schedule II. hereto. But the scale for negotiating the loan shall be chargeable on such transfers and further charges where it is applicable.

11. The scale for conducting a sale by auction shall apply only in cases where no commission is paid by the client to an auctioneer. The scale for negotiating shall apply to cases where the solicitor of a vendor or purchaser arranges the sale or purchase and the price and terms and conditions thereof, and no commission is paid by the client to an auctioneer, or estate, or other agent. As to a mortgagee's solicitor it shall only apply to cases where he arranges and obtains the loan from a person for whom he acts. In case of sales under the Lands Clauses Consolidation Act, or any other private or public Act under which the vendor's charges are paid by the purchaser, the scale shall not apply.

12. In cases where, under the previous portion of this schedule, a solicitor would be entitled to charge a commission for negotiating a sale or mortgage, or for conducting a sale by auction, and he shall not charge such commission, then he shall be entitled to charge the rates allowed by the first column on all transactions up to £2,000, and to charge in addition those allowed by the second column on all amounts above £2,000 and not exceeding £5,000, and further to charge those allowed by the third column on all amounts above £5,000 and not exceeding £50,000, instead of the rates allowed up to the amounts mentioned in those columns, respectively,

than Mining Leases and Agreements therefor.

1. Where the vendor or lessor furnishes an abstract of title, it is to be charged for according to the present system as altered by schedule II. 2. Where a solicitor is concerned for both vendor and purchaser, or lessor or lessee, he is to charge the vendor's or lessor's solicitor's charges and onehalf of that of the purchaser's or lessee's solicitor.

3. Where a mortgagee or mortgagor joins in a conveyance or lease the vendor's or lessor's solicitor is to charge £1 18. extra.

4. Where a party other than a vendor or lessor joins in a conveyance or lease, and is represented by a separate solicitor, the charges of such separate solicitor are to be dealt with under the old system as altered by schedule II.

5. Where a conveyance or lease is partly in consideration of a money pay. ment or premium, and partly of a rent, then, in addition to the remuneration bereby prescribed in respect of the rent, there shall be paid a further sum equal to the remuneration on a purchase at a price equal to such money p1yment or premium. 6. Fractions of £5 are to be reckoned as £5.

JOURNEYS FROM HOME.

6 8

3 4

5 5 0

In ordinary cases for every day of not less than seven hours employed on business or in travelling...... Where a less time than seven hours is so employed...per hour 0 15 0 In extraordinary cases the taxing master may increase or diminish the above allowance if for any special reasons he shall think fit.

(Signed) SELBORNE, C.

SOCIETIES,

COLERIDGE, C.J, G. JESSEL, M.R. E. HARVEY.

SOLICITORS' BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.

The usual monthly meeting of the board of directors of this association August 9, the following directors being present:-Mr. P. Rickman in the was held at the Law Institution, Chancery-lane, London, on Wednesday, chair; Messrs. Asker (Norwich), Brook, Gregory, M.P., Harris (Leicester), Hedger, Janson, Keen, and Smith (Mr. Eiffe, secretary). A sum of £385 was distributed in grants of relief among necessitous solicitors and their families, six new members were admitted to the association, and other general business was transacted.

LEGAL APPOINTMENTS.

Where it does not excoed

ex-} } £5

£5.

cent. on the excess beyond £50,

The same payment as on a rent of £150, and 5 per cent. on the excess beyond £150.

Mr. JOHN WILLIAM COOPER, barrister, LL.D., has been appointed a Magistrate for the Borough of Cambridge. Mr. Cooper was educated at Trinity Hall, Cambridge, where he graduated in the third class of the Law Tripos in 1865, and he afterwards proceeded to the degree of LL.D. He was

of the South-Eastern Circuit, practising locally at Cambridge.

Mr. WILLIAM COCKERELL, barrister, has been appointed a Magistrate for the Borough of Cambridge. Mr. Cockerell was called to the bar at the Middle Temple in Trinity Term, 1865, and he is a member of the South-Eastern Circuit, practising locally at Cambridge. He was recently appointed recorder of the borough of Sudbury.

Mr. CHARLES CARNE LEWIS, solicitor, of Brentwood, Billericay, and Ingatestone, has been elected (without opposition) Coroner for the Southern Division of the County of Essex, in succession to his father, the late Mr. Charles Carne Lewis, senior. Mr. Lewis had acted for sixteen years as his father's deputy. He was admitted a solicitor in 1854, and he is also clerk to the county magistrates at Billericay, and to the Billericay Board of Guardians, and superintendent registrar for the district,

Mr. WILLIAM BARR DANBY, solicitor, of Lincoln, has been elected Clerk to the Lincoln Board of Guardians, Assessment Committee, and Rural Sanitary Authority, on the resignation of his father, Mr. John William Danby. Mr. W. B. Danby was admitted a solicitor in 1877. He is secretary to the Lincolnshire Incorporated Law Society.

Mr. ALFRED GILL, solicitor, of Birkenhead, has been elected Clerk of the Peace for that borough. Mr. Gill is also town clerk of Birkenhead. He was admitted a solicitor in 1872.

Mr. ROBERT MALCOLM Kerr, LL.D., judge of the City of London Court, has been appointed a Deputy-Lieutenant for the County of Middlesex.

DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. FREDERICK FOSS and GEORGE FRANCIS LEGG, solicitors, 3, Abchurch-lane, E.C. (Foss & Legg). August 10. [Gazette, Aug, 15.]

ALEXANDER HENRY CLARKE, CYRIL MORTIMER MURRAY RAWLINS, and HERBERT ONSLOW CLARKE, solicitors, Gresham House, Old Broad-street, (Clarke, Rawlins, & Clarke), so far as regards Herbert Onslow Clarke. The business will be continued by the said A, H, Clarke and C, M. M, Rawlins, July 22.

EDWARD STARLING and RICHARD PARROTT, solicitors, 2, Serjeants'-inn, Chancery-lane, London [Starling & Parrott. The said E. Starling will continue the business on his own account, January 1, 1881. [Gazette, Aug. 11.]

LEGISLATION OF THE WEEK.

HOUSE OF LORDS. Aug. 10.-Royal Assent,

The Royal Assent was given by Commission to the following Bills:Customs and Inland Revenue; Metropolitan Board of Works (Money); Beer Dealers' Retail Licenses Amendment; Friendly Societies (Quinquennial Returns); Casual Poor; Corn Returns; Settled Land; Conveyancing; Copy. right and Musical Compositions; Pier and Harbour Orders Confirmation; Local Government Boards; Gas Provisional Orders Confirmation; Belfast Harbour; Newcastle-upon-Tyne Improvement; Accrington Improvement; Sutton-bridge Dock; Bristol Waterworks; Glamorganshire Canal Railway; Waterford, Dungarvan, and Lismore Railway; Lynn and Fakenham Railway; Tredegar Water and Gas; East London Railway; Moore-street Market and North Dublin City Improvement; Alford and Sutton Tramways; Dundee Gas; Dundee Police and Improvement; Kilsyth and Bonnybridge Railway; Plymouth and Dartmoor Railway; Sol way Junction Railway; South Kerry Waste Lands Reclamations; Glasgow Corporation Gas; Great Northern Railway; South London Tramways; Swindon, Marlborough, and Andover Railway; St. Pancras Guardians; Didcot, Newbury, and Southampton Railway; Oswestry and Llangynog Railway; Pontypridd, Caerphilly, and New. port Railway; Dartmouth Harbour; Rhondda and Swansea Bay Railway; Llangammarch, Neath, and Brecon Junction Railway; Manchester Corporation; Mersey Docks and Harbour Board (Overhead Railways); West Metropolitan Tramways; Severn-bridge and Forest of Dean Central Railway; Limehouse Subway; Workington Dock and Harbour; Stratford-upon-Avon, Towcester, and Midland Junction Railway; Busby Water; South-Western Railway: Northampton Corporation; Peckham and East Dulwich Tramways; Great Western Railway (No. 1); Whitland, Cronware, and Pendine Railway; Glasgow City and District Railway; Nottingham Corporation; Rotherham and Bawtry Railway; South-Eastern Railway (Various Powers); Tilbury and Gravesend Tunnel Railway; Corbett Estate; Earl of Aylesford's Estate; Maharajah Duleep Singh's Estate.

Bills Read a Second Time.

Pensions Commutation; Isle of Man (Officers); Parcels Post; Bombay Civil Fund; Labourers' Cottages and Allotments (Ireland).

Bills in Committee.

Wellesley Bridge (Limerick); Educational Endowments (Scotland); Municipal Corporations.

Aug. 11.-Bills Read a Second Time,

Militia Acts Consolidation; Reserve Forces Consolidation; Artizans' Dwellings; County Courts (Advocates' Costs); Merchant Shipping (Mercantile Marine Fund); Government Annuities and Insurance,

Bills in Committee.

Bills of Exchange; Labourers' Cottages and Allotments (Ireland); Bombay Civil Fund; Parcels Post; Isle of Man (Officers); Pensions Commutation.

Bills Read a Third Time. PRIVATE BILLS.-Ionian Bank; Metropolitan Outer Circle Railway; Charing-cross and Waterloo Electric Railway; Beaconsfield, Uxbridge, and Harrow Railway; Dover Harbour. Bills of Exchange; Labourers' Cottages and Allotments (Ireland); Electric Lighting. Aug. 14,-Bills Read a First Time. Corrupt Practices (Suspension of Elections); Passenger Vessels Licenses (Scotland); Expiring Laws Continuance; Publie Works Loans. Bills Read a Second Time.

Allotments (Ireland); Turnpike Roads (South Wales),

COMPANIES.

WINDING-UP NOTICES.

JOINT STOCK COMPANIES.

LIMITED IN CHANCERY.

BOGNOR BRICK AND TILE COMPANY, LIMITED.-Chitty, J., has fixed Tuesday, Aug. 22, at 11.30, at the chambers of Hall, V.C., for the appointment of an official liquidator NEW ZEALAND LAND CORPORATION, LIMITED.-Creditors are to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to Mr. Baker Philip Daniels, 7, Poultry. Creditors residing in Europe, Oct. 22; to be adjudicated upon, Nov. 2 at 12. Creditors not in Europe, Jan. 24, 1883; to be adjudicated upon, Feb. 21, 1883, at 12 WALA WYNAAD INDIAN GOLD MINING COMPANY, LIMITED.-Chitty, J., has fixed Tuesday, Aug. 22, at 12, at the chambers of Hall, V.C., for the appointment of an official liquidator

[Gazette, Aug. 11.]

CREDITORS UNDER ESTATES IN CHANCERY.
LAST DAY OF PROOF.

CARDELL, JOHN, Bosence, St. Erth, Cornwall. Sept 20. Pope v Cardell, Chitty, J.
Cornish, Penzance
[Gazette, Aug. 8.]
BIRCH, JEREMIAH, Otley and Swilland, Suffolk, Farmer. Sept 20. Roe v Birch, Chitty,
J. Brooke, Woodbridge

BLAKEWAY, CARGLINE, Linton st, New North rd. Oct 1. Kendall v Morrison, Kay, J.
Child and Son, South sq, Gray's inn

CASTLE, FREDERICK AUGUSTUS, St Mark's sq, West Hackney, Ale Merchant. Oct 2. Castle v Castle, Chitty, J. Attlee, Billiter sq

DICKS, JOHN THOMAS, The Lindens, Grove pk, Chiswick, Publisher. Oct 1. Dicks v Dicks, Hall, V.C. Winter and Co, Bedford row

GADD, GEORGE THOMPSON, Halifax, Gentleman. Oct 1. Eastwood v Clark, Bacon, V.C. Walsham, Halifax

HARRIMAN, WILLIAM, Newcastle upon Tyne, Fire Brick Manufacturer. Oct 1. Graham v Robson, Chitty, J. Davies, Newcastle upon Tyne

HARVEY, JAMES WATKIN, Abergavenny, Monmouth. Oct 1. Harvey v Harvey, Bacon, V.C. Baker, Abergavenny

HOBBS, ANNE, Bath. Oct 1. Hobbs v Cullum, Chitty, J. Millett, Old Palace yd, Westminster

JONES, SAMPSON, Rotherham, York, Innkeeper. Oct 1. Adkins v Webster, Chitty, J. Marsh, Rotherham

JONES, WILLIAM, Bedford, Gentleman. Oct 1.

Bedford

Griffin v Porter, Chitty, J. Porter, LOTT, REV SAMUEL JORDAN, Bradninch, Devon, Clerk. Oct 1. Graham v Graham, Chitty, J. Robinson, Mitre ct chambers, Temple

PIKE, FRANCIS CHRISTOPHER VERNON, Canonbury lane, Solicitor. Sept 30. Pike v Pike, Bacon, V.C. Smith, Lincoln's inn fields

ROBSON, JAMES, Tanshelf, Pontefract, York. Sept 30. Whitting v Senior, Kay, J. Atkinson, Pontefract

SOUTH, EDWARD, Brisbane, Queensland, Gentleman. Jan 11. Walker v Towse, Chitty, J. Marchant, George yd, Lombard st

TATCHELL, ELIZABETH, Wantage, Berks. Sept 30. Richards v Mills, Kay, J. Brabant, Gray's inn sq

THOMPSON, JOHN, Asquith Bottom, Sowerby Bridge, Halifax, Presser. Eept 20. Baxter v Thompson, Chitty, J. Ingram, Halifax

WEBB, JOSIAH JOSEPH, Southsea, Southampton, Gentleman. Sept 30. Webb v Webb, Kay, J. Donnithorne, Fareham

WRIGHT, ELIZABETH, Besthorpe, Norfolk. Sept 20. Standley v Johnson, Chitty, J. Pomeroy, Wymondham

[Gazette, Aug. 11.]

COLLINS, WILLIAM DAVIS, Leytonstone, Essex, Esq. Nov 1. Collins v Collins, Kay, J. Plunkett and Leader, St Paul's churchyard

HAIR, JOHN, Barrow-on-Humber, Brick Manufacturer. Oct 2. Todd v Hair, Kay, J. Mills, Beverley

HARTE, EDWARD WILLIAM, St Ann's ter, St John's Wood, Gent. Oct 1. Ormandy v Cullen, Chitty, J. Carr, Vigo st, Piccadilly

HEMINGWAY, JOSEPH, Mirfield, York, Grocer. Sept 15. Rushforth v Walker, Fry, J. Ibberson, Dewsbury

HOLLINS, GEORGE, Low Ackworth, near Pontefract, York, Yeoman. Oct 3. Denby v Swift, Chitty, J. Kenyon, Thorne

HOWELLS, THOMAS, Llanelly, Carmarthen, Shipowner. Oct 2. Perpetual Investment Building Society v Howells, Kay, J. Howell, Llanelly

JONES, ANN, Faversham, Kent. Oct 20. Dennison v Coulter, Kay, J. Norwood, Charing, near Ashford

LENTON, GEORGE, Abbotsley, Huntingdon, Farmer. Oct 2. Lenton v Lenton, Kay, J. Wade-Gery, St Neots

LOWSLEY, HARRIOTT, Weston-super-Mare. Oct 16. Hoole v Lyons, Kay, J. Kearsey and Parsons, Stroud

MAISEY, CHARLES WILLIAM, Cheltenham, Secretary to a Building Society. Oct 1. Maisey v Maisey, Bacon, V.C. Taynton, Gloucester

McCOWAN, LUCY PENELOPE, Walton-on-Thames. Oct 30. McCowan v McCowan, Kay, J. Alexander, Ely place

NORTON, GEORGE, Sandall rd, Camden Town, Dealer in Articles of Vertu. Aug 25. Newton v Norton, Registrar, Brentford. Hadley and Garland, Queen Victoria st OLDFIELD, THOMAS ALBION, Tufnell park rd, Islington, Gent. Sept 30. Oldfield v Carritt, Kay, J. Carritt, Fenchurch st

SYKES, JOSEPH, Bottomley, near Halifax, Farmer, Sept 30, Sykes v Sykes, Kay, J. Symonds, Ripponden, near Halifax

WESTPHAL, Dame MARY ANN, Hove, Sussex. Sept 21. Gore v Tottenham, Kay, J. Hill and Co, Brighton [Gazette, Aug. 15.]

CREDITORS UNDER 22 & 23 VICT. CAP. 35.
LAST DAY OF CLAIM.

BECKWITH, JESSIE HENRIETTA, Great Malvern, Worcester. Aug 27. Darley and
Cumberland, John st, Bedford row

BOLLING, THOMAS, Bristol, Confectioner. Sept 29. Burges and Co, Bristol
BOYS, MAJOR HENRY, Upper Deal, Kent. Sept 30. Holt, Guildford st, Russell sq
BRIGHT, GEORGE, Loughborough rd. Sept 1. Savidge and Steward, Eastcheap
BUCKLEY, JOSEPH, Southport, Lancaster, Gent. Sept 1. Oakes, Southport
CARTER, CATHERINE, Rochester, Kent, Refreshment Contractor. Sept 12. Sismey,
Serjeants' inn, Fleet st

CORKE, CAROLINE, Tonbridge, Kent. Sept 1. Alleyne and Walker, Tonbridge
COULSON, WILLIAM STEPHEN, Deptford, Kent, Timber Dealer. Aug 31. Lockyer,
Deptford

CRITCHLEY, MARGARET, Bowdon, Chester. Sept 14. Earle and Co, Manchester
FRYER, MICHAEL EDWIN, Wetherby, York, Watchmaker. Aug 31. Coates, Wetherby
GOODE, JOHN THOMAS, Handsworth, Stafford, Gold Chain Manufacturer. Sept 23.
Clarke and Co, Birmingham
HICK, SAMUEL, Leeds, Gent. Oct 3. Bointon, Leeds

HICKMAN, DEVEREUX HENRY, Fopstone rd, Earl's Court, Lieutenant-Colonel. Sept 16.
Young and Co, Poultry
HILL, HENRY, Brighton. Sept 30. Cowdell and Co, Budge row, Cannon st
HIRONS, GEORGE, Charlbury, Oxford, Farmer. Sept 1. Wilkins, Chipping Norton
HUGHES, WILLIAM BULKELBY, St George's sq, Esq, M.P. Aug 31. Hughes and
Pritchard, Bangor

HUNTER, THOMAS COULTON, Peaseholmes, nr Barrow in Furness, Lancaster, Contractor
Sept 29. Pearson, Barrow in Furness
HYDE, WILLIAM, Bilston, Staffordshire. Aug 20.
JOHNSON, THOMAS, Avenue rd, Regent's pk, Esq.
st, Southwark

Hall, Bilston

Nov 1. Arkcoll and Cockell, Tooley

KARKEEK, EDWYN, Truro, Cornwall, Gentleman. Aug 25. Hodge and Co, Truro
PAYNE, WILLIAM, Oxford, Upholsterer. Sept 13. Mallam, Oxford
PETER, ROBERT, Victoria pk rd, Shipowner. Sept 29, Swepstone, Lime st
RAMSDEN, ANN, Stubbing, Lancaster, Innkeeper. Aug 22. Knowles and Thompson,
Newchurch, nr Manchester

ROBINSON, MARTHA, High Harrington, Cumberland. Sept 1. Brockbank and Co,
Whitehaven

SMITH, PAUL, Stone, Staffordshire, Gentleman. Sept 27. Saben, Stone

TUCKER, JOHN SCOTT, Dover, Kent, Civil Engineer. Sept 1. Fallows, Lancaster pl, Strand

WILLIAMS, HENRY, White Lion st, Sloane sq, Chelsea, Draper. Aug 25. Pittis, Newport, Isle of Wight

[Gazette, Aug. 1.]

BODDY, GILL, Liverpool, Merchant. Sept 30. Deane, Liverpool
BROWN, GEORGE HENRY, South Norwood Hill, Surrey, Audit Clerk. Sept 1. Collens,
Gresham buildings, Guildhall

CALLEJA, GIOVANNI, Peninsula and Oriental Steam Navigation Company, Mariner.
Sept 7. Boxall and Boxall, Chancery lane
CATTO, JANETTA GALL, Hartland, Devon. Sept 1. Rooker and Bazeley, Bideford
CLARK, WILLIAM, Millbrook, Southampton, Gent. Sept 9. Robins, Southampton
COLLINS, GEORGE, Kingsgate st, Holborn, Builder. Sept 15. Watson, Southampton
buildings, Chancery lane

COOKE, GEORGE, Maidstone, Kent, Gent. Sept 29. Hughes and King, Maidstone
DAMON, ELIZABETH Lovell, Dorchester, Dorset. Sept 1. Andrews and Co, Dorchester
DAUNCEY, OSBORNE, Wotton-under-Edge, Gloucester, Solicitor. Sept 29. Dauncey and
Co, Wotton-under-Edge

DIXON, JOHN, York, Gent. Oct 14. Crumbie, York

EVERITT, JAMES, Norwich, Esq. Oct 2. Copeman and Ladell, Norwich
FLOWER, ANN, Durnford, Wilts. Sept 1. Whatman, Salisbury
FOWLER, WALTER TREWEEN, Harrogate, York, Gent. Sept 18.
hall street

Chamberlain, Basing.

MACKENZIE, ANNE FORBES Ross, Bournemouth. Sept 22. Mackenzie, Colby road, Upper Norwood

MEW, HENRY, Newport, Isle of Wight, Hotel Keeper. Aug 26. Buckell, Newport MORRIS, JAMES, Cadogan place, Esq. October 1. Freshfields and Williams, Bank buildings

MORRIS, MARY, Oswestry, Salop. Oct 1. Minshalls and Parry-Jones, Oswestry
POPE, TIMOTHY JOHN, Rochester, Kent, Gent. Sept 1. Greathead, Rochester
ROBERTS, ELIZABETH, Guilsborough, Northampton. Sept 29. Watson and Baxter,
Lutterworth
SANDFORD, THOMAS, Grasmere, Westmorland, Gent. Sept 23. Thomson and Wilson,
Kendal
SWARBRICK, ROBERT, Manchester, Engineer. Aug 29. Crofton, Manchester
TAYLOR, JAMES DEAN, Portsea, Hants, Gent. Sept 9. Bolitho, Portsea
WARDELL, HARRIETT, Bridlington Quay, York. Nov 1. Turnbull and Co, Scarborough
WILSON, JOHN, Ravenstonedale, Westmorland, Yeoman. Aug 28. Preston, Kirkby
Stephen

WILSON, RICHARD, Kendal, Westmorland, Farmer. Sept 19. Bolton, Kendal
YOUNG, JOHN LAWFORD, Blomfield rd, Maida Vale, Esq. Sept 1. Leathes and Maynard,
Langham place, Portland place
[Gazette, Aug. 4.1

ALMOND, ELIZABETH, Darlington, Durham. Sept 4. Barron, Darlington
ARMSTRONG, JOHN, Distington, Cumberland, Yeoman. Sept 4.
Whitehaven

Brockbank and Co,

BARTLETT, JAMES JOYCE, Wimbourne Minster, Dorset, Ironfounder. Sept 9. Tanner,
Wimborne

BOXALL, JOHN, Guildford, Surrey, Auctioneer. Sept 30. Mellersh, Godalming
CARR, WILLIAM JAMES, Langroyd, near Colne, Lancaster. Sept 18. Parker and Stocks,
Manchester
COLLIER, G L Myddleton st, Clerkenwell, Licensed Victualler. Aug 24. Pope,
Great James st, Bedford row
CORKE, CAROLINE, Tonbridge, Kent. Sept 1. Alleyne and Walker, Tonbridge
DRIVER, ALFRED JOHN, Stroud, Gloucester, Solicitor. Aug 31. Heslas and Davis,
Stroud

FARQUHAR, ALEXANDER BARCLAY, Celosia, Elizabeth Bay, near Sydney, New South
Wales, Gent. Sept 1. Slade, jun, New ct, Carey st

GRAFTON, the Most Noble WILLIAM HENRY, Duke of, Thetford, Suffolk. Oct 7. Farrer and Co, Lincolns inn fields

GRINDROD, EDWARD, Rochdale, Lancaster, Licensed Victualler.

Rochdale

Sept 5. Roberts,

HARVEY, JAMES, Devon, Staff Surgeon. Sept 1. Bultese and Rowe, Plymouth
HAUGHTON, HENRY, Dukinfield, Chester, Gent. Sept 9. Booth, Ashton-under-Lyne
HICKS, MARY Jox, Coventry. Sept 25. Reep and Co, Queen st place
HUTTON, JOHN, Barton-upon-Humber, Lincoln, Ironmonger. Sept 12. Laverack, Hull
JACKMAN, EDWARD, Gt Yarmouth, Twinespinner. Sept 29. Wiltshire, Gt Yarmouth
JEREMY, THOMAS, Colorado, U.S., Grocer. Sept 20. Tennant and Jones, Aberavon
JONES, WILLIAM, Glandwr, Merioneth, Esq. Sept 13. Jones, Crosby sq
LAFFAN, Sir ROBERT MICHAEL, Otham Lodge, Kent. Sept 14. Etherington, Lincoln's
inn fields

LANG, THOMAS, Bristol, Iron Merchant. Sept 21. Brittans and Co, Bristol
LOWE, JOHN, Stockport, Chester, Retired Hairdresser. Sept 10, Grundey, Stockport

RALLI, ANTONIO ALEXANDER, Westbourne ter, Hyde park, Foreign Banker. Sept 15. Markby and Co, Coleman st

SCARR, WILLIAM, Todmorden, Lancaster, Stone Mason. Oct 1. Foster and Co, Halifax
WILKS, MATTHIAS BUCKWORTH, Grosvenor st, Grosvenor sq, Esq. Sept 11. Soames,
Lincoln's inn fields

WINSOR, CHARLES, Canterbury. Sept 25. Reep and Co, Queen st place
WYLIE, DAVID, Skipton, York, Draper. Sept 30. Wright, Skipton
YOUNG, MATTHEW, Leeds, Commission Agent. Sept 30. Middleton, Leeds

[Gazette, Aug. 8.]

12.30

LONDON GAZETTES.

Bankrupts.

FRIDAY, Aug. 11, 1882.

Under the Bankruptcy Act, 1869.

Creditors must forward their proof of debts to the Registrar.

To Surrender in London.

Phillips, Edward Nunes, Leadenhall st, Metal Agent. Pet Aug 5. Pepys. Aug 23 at
To Surrender in the Country.
Allmark, Samuel, Blackpool, Lancaster, Joiner. Pet Aug 9. Campbell Hulton.
Preston, Aug 25 at 11
Alway, James, Bristol, Licensed Victualler. Pet Aug 10. Harley. Bristol, Aug 24 at 2

Beck, Edwin, Worcester, Baker. Pet Aug 9. Beale. Worcester, Aug 24 at 11
Douglass, William, Ebchester, Durham, Grocer. Pet Aug 9. Daggett. Newcastle,
Aug 22 at 11

Dugdale, Robert, Manchester, Cloth Agent. Pet Aug 9. Lister. Manchester, Aug 28

at 2

TUESDAY, Aug. 15, 1882.

Under the Bankruptcy Act, 1869.

Creditors must forward their proofs of debts to the Registrar.
To Surrender in London.

Badkin, Frederic Conrad, Strand, Law Stationer. Pet Aug 11. Brougham. Aug 30 at 12

Hann, Robert Barnicott, Clifton villas, Paddington, of no occupation. Pet Aug 11.
Brougham. Aug 30 at 11
Wilson, Charles, Fleet st, Billiard Table Proprietor. Pet Aug 10. Pepys. Sept 1 at 11
To Surrender in the Country.
Ambler, Samuel, Rowell, Northampton, Grocer. Pet Aug 12. Faulkner. Northamp-
ton, Sept 9 at 11
Austin, John, Kingston, Surrey, Seed Merchant. Pet Aug 10. Bell. Kingston, Aug
Barker, Peter, Lowestoft, Lodging-house Keeper. Pet Aug 8. Worlledge. Great
Yarmouth, Aug 28 at 11
Cove, Alfred, Watford, Hertford, Grocer. Pet Aug 11. Edwards. St Albans, Aug 30

25 at 4

at 3

Leighfield, William, Wootton Bassett, Wilts, of no occupation. Pet Aug 9. Townsend. Swindon, Aug 28 at 11

Pitcher, Douglas, Brighton, Wine and Spirit Merchant. Pet Aug 10. Jones. Brighton, Aug 29 at 11

Robinson, William Toyn, Sleaford, Boston, Lincoln, Draper. Pet Aug 9. Staniland. Boston, Aug 26 at 12

Schofield, James, Kirkheaton, York, Innkeeper. Pet Aug 10. Jones. Huddersfield,
Aug 28 at 11

Smith, Edwin, Hereford. Pet Aug 12. Carless, jun. Hereford, Sept 6 at 10
Taylor, R., Bristol, Shoe Manufacturer. Pet Aug 14. Harley. Bristol, Aug 28 at 2

Atkins, Henry, Upland rd, East Dulwich, Grocer. Aug 23 at 12 at office of Reader, 151, Strand

Baker, Austin Herbert, Kington Magna, Dorset, Baker. Aug 19 at 1 at office of Venn,
Wincanton

Barton, Frank, Basingstoke, Hants, Horse Dealer. Aug 29 at 11 at office of Webb and
Lear, Cross st, Basingstoke
Sept 4 at 3 at office

Bedford, Charles John Roland, Odsey, Royston, Cambridge, Gent.
of Wilkins, King's Arms yard

Aug 21 at office of

Bennett, Philip, and Charles Bennett, Bodmin, Cornwall, Tailors.
Collins, Broad st, Bristol, in lieu of the place originally named
Bishop, Alfred, Bridge pl, Teddington, Grocer. Aug 25 at 3 at office of Sherrard,
Lincoln's-inn-fields

Burgis, Frank, Darlington, Durham, Provision Merchant. Aug 23 at 3 at office of
Wilkes and Wilkes, Northgate, Darlington

Castle, George, Hertford, Builder, Aug 28 at 2 at office of Norton, Queen st, Cheapside

Chatwin, John, Hulme, Manchester, Provision Dealer. Aug 24 at 3 at office of Sutton and Elliott, Fountain st, Manchester

Cookson, Frederick Nestfield, Lock Maker, Wolverhampton. Aug 24 at 12 at office of
Sharp, Colmore row, Birmingham. Ryland and Co, Cannon st, Birmingham
Cross, William Henry, Kingston-upon-Hull, Tailor. Aug 19 at 3 at office of Singleton,
Cogan's chmbrs, Bowlalley-lane, Kingston-upon-Hull

Davies, David, Carmarthen, Horse Dealer. Aug 28 at 10.30 at office of Walters, St Mary st, Carmarthen

Dewrance, William, Barrow-in-Furness, Clothier. Aug 25 at 3 at Grosvenor Hotel,
Deansgate, Manchester. Clarke, Preston

Doughty, Thomas, Birmingham, General Dealer. Aug 23 at 3 at office of Glaisyer,
Waterloo st, Birmingham
Duffield, Robert Stailey, New Brompton, Kent, Watchmaker. Aug 31 at 3 at King's
Head Hotel, High st, Rochester. Stephenson, Rochester
Edwards, Lindley, Sidney st, Mile End, Cowkeeper. Aug 30 at 11 at office of Cooke,
Gray's-inn-sq

Emery, Edward, Cobridge, Burslem, Stafford, Joiner. Aug 22 at 11.30 at office of
Sherratt, Kidsgrove
Garner, Thomas, Leeds, Grocer. Aug 25 at 11 at Law Institution, Albion pl, Leeds.
Addyman, Leeds

Gate, Daniel, and William Gate, Frizington, Cumberland, Joiners. Aug 25 at 11 at
office of Webster, Queen st, Whitehaven
Greatrex, Thomas Joseph, Edgware rd, Cutler.
Marylebone rd

Gunn, Thomas, Great Dunmow, Essex, Higglor.
church st

Hand, Peter, North Cockington, Lincoln, Farmer.

Co, Saltergate, Lincoln

Aug 18 at 12 at office of Sampson,

Aug 24 at 2 at office of Moss, Grace

Aug 25 at 11 at office of Tweed and

Harpin, George William, Milnsbridge, Huddersfield, Builder. Aug 23 at 3 at office of Ainley, New st, Huddersfield

Hawksworth, Thomas, Liverpool, Licensed Victualler. Aug 21 at 2.30 at office of Quinn and Sons, Lord st, Liverpool

Haynes, George, Louth, Lincoln, Plumber. Aug 22 at 4 at office of Falkner and Owen, Eastgate, Louth

Herrick, Henry, Stamford st, Blackfriars, Auctioneer. Aug 21 at 2 at office of King. don, Lawrence lane, Cheapside

Hind, William Anderson, Burton upon Stather, Lincoln, Farmer. Aug 23 at 12 at Yar. borough Hoteli Great Grimsby. Stephenson and Mountain, Great Grimsby

Hopper, Fewson, Kingston upon Hull, Bacon Factor. Aug 25 at 3 at Incorporated Law Society, Lincoln's inn bldgs, Kingston upon Hull

Hutchinson, John, Stockton on Tees, Painter. Aug 25 at 11 at office of Hunton and

Bolsover, High st, Stockton on Tees

Jacobs, Julius, Sunderland, Durham, Clothier. Aug 24 at 10 at Sunderland County Court, Sunderland. Scott, South Shields

Jones, Francis, Brymbo, Wrexham, Farmer. Aug 26 at 12 at office of Bradley, Hope st, Wrexham

Jones, George, Whitmore Reanes, Wolverhampton, Licensed Victualler. Aug 30 at 3 at office of Umbers, Bilston st, Wolverhampton

Key, William Henry, Rhyl, Flint, Dental Surgeon. Sept 1 at 12 at Albion Hotel, Chester. Davies and Roberts, Rhyl

Mahon, James, Burslem, Stafford, Egg and Butter Dealer. Aug 28 at 11 at St John's chbrs, Queen st, Burslem. Tomkinson and Furnival

Marsh, John, Blackburn, Lancaster, Engraver. Aug 25 at 3 at office of Malam, Exchange Flags, Blackburn

Mathias, Henry, Fishguard, Pembroke, General House Decorator. Aug 18 at 11.30 at office of Jones, Victoria place, Haverfordwest

Maw, Thomas, Leeds, Sauce Manufacturer. Aug 23 at 3 at office of Brooke, East parade, Leeds

Messiter, William Williams, and Edward Wade Messiter, Ealing Dean, Timber Merchants. Sept 1 at 2 at Inns of Court Hotel, Lincoln's inn fields. Woulfe and Son, Lincoln's inn fields

Neale, Anna Maria, Batcombe, Somerset. Aug 26 at 11 at office of Clark, Union st, Bath

Parker, Richard Theophilus, Preston, Lancaster, Steel Merchant. Aug 29 at 3 at office of Higson, Lune st, Preston

Peacock, Henry, jun, Gt Ayton, York, Stationer. Aug 21 at 3 at office of Draper, Finkle st, Stockton-on-Tees

Pennington, John, Little Marlow, Buckingham, Farmer. Aug 23 at 3 at office of Raw son and Awdry, Gt Marlow

friars rd

Prime, Henry Burton, Loughborough rd, Builder. Aug 18 at 12 at office of Ody, BlackQuin, James, Workington, Cumberland, Draper. Aug 25 at 3 at office of Atter, New Lowther st, Whitehaven

Rankin, George Herdman, Bristol, Bookseller. Aug 23 at 12 at office of Benson and Carpenter, Bank chmbrs, Corn st, Bristol

Rayner, Edward, Lynsted, Kent, Fruiterer. Sept 5 at 11 at office of Gibson, West st, Sittingbourne

Reid, Robert, Farnworth, Lancaster, Travelling Auctioneer. Aug 24 at 3 at office of Johnson, Brazennose st, Manchester

Robson, William, Workington, Cumberland, Grocer. Aug 25 at 12 at office of Fidler, Bridge st, Workington

Russell, Charles, Pallant, Hants, Baker. Aug 28 at 3 at Bear Hotel, Havant. Janman, East Pallant

Rutt, William, Langford, Bedford, Market Gardener. Aug 24 at 2 at Crown Inn Biggleswade. Willis, Walbrook

Short, Thomas, Birmingham, Ironfounder. Aug 25 at 11 at office of Ansell, Waterloo st, Birmingham

Sinclair, Jacob Christian, Bromley st, Stepney, Trinity Pilot. Aug 22 at 18 at office of Harvey and Co, Old Jewry. Grueber, Finsbury sq bldgs

Slater, William, Frederick Slater, and John Slater, Sheffield, Knife Cutlers. Aug 24 at 4 at office of Binney and Co, Hoole's chmbrs, Sheffield

Stevenson, Thomas, Castleton-by-Rochdale, Stone Mason. Aug 21 at 3 at office of Heap, Lord st, Rochdale

Symes, William Scott, Brampford Speke, Devon, Butcher. Aug 23 at 11 at office of Andrew, Bedford circus, Exeter. Lawless, Mount Radford

Taylor, Charles Edwin, Tunbridge Wells. Hatter. Aug 24 at 12 at office of Ladbury and Co, Cheapside. Cripps, Tunbridge Wells

Thomas, William, Ddwylig issa, Flint, Farmer. Aug 28 at 3 at office of Roberts, Hall sq, Denbigh

Turner, William Henry, Melincrythan, Glamorgan, Builder. Aug 22 at 11 at office of Davies, Alma pl, Neath

Moor st, Birmingham